Yamaha 1986 Fj1200 Sport Touring, Custom Motorcycle Wall Clock on 2040-parts.com
La Mesa, California, US
I have for Auction, a 1986 FJ1200 Sport Touring Motorcycle, Custom Motorcycle Wall Clock.
This NEW Plastic Wall Clock, has a Large, Clear "GLASS" Dial Cover. It measures 8 3/4" overall, with a 6 1/2" Dial Diameter, and uses One AA Battery (Not Included).
A great gift for the motorcycle enthusiast in the family, and is intended to be an indoor hobby room, shop and/or garage wall clock. Each Custom Clock Dial, is installed in a Brand New MAINSTAYS clock. It has been tested for proper operation. I have other Motorcycle & Muscle Car Wall Clocks. See my other items, or contact me for details.
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I HIGHLY Recommend buying $1.95 USPS Insurance for this Fragile Glass Clock.
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